The authors will disclose to the editor any pertinent financial interests associated with the manufacture of any product described in this manuscript.
Magazine or other major publication: Think of something you'd like to write about, then send a query letter to the editor of a pertinent major publication asking if they're interested in publishing an article on the topic.
For instance, as I'm writing this story in Word, I'm switching back to my text editor to search for pertinent data.
A year later, when I became editor of Out, it seemed pertinent to ask what function a gay magazine would serve in a world that, if not yet post-gay, seemed to be heading that way.
In addition, we manually searched reference lists of pertinent review articles and letters to the editor to identify additional evidence.
This pertinent fact was not revealed until Alex Friedmann, Managing Editor of the Prison Legal News filed an ethics complaint with Temple University officials that the 2013 analysis conducted by the professors has come under scrutiny for its purported findings.
A former magazine editor whose insights are witty and devilishly pertinent, Kruger's art remains a wry social commentary on our media-saturated world.
Letters to the editor about recently published papers are encouraged when pertinent and stimulating, since peer-review does not end with publication, and the constructive debate between authors and readers is the life blood of every journal.
In the light of the civil claims against Trinity Mirror over alleged phone hacking, it is pertinent to revisit the various boasts made by the former Daily Mirror editor, Piers Morgan, about his knowledge of voicemail interceptions.
If reporters and editors don't believe this, isn't that pertinent info for their customers?
So basically, Limbaugh's telling the Journal editors that his Fairness Doctrine column is still pertinent because Obama's a liar.
